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The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Romance vs.. Science,


Some Of our exchanges are discus.
sing the subject as to whether a ool,
iege paner should contain ro,naucea
and fiction, or whether it should he
filled with sientiiic subjects. Tha
| Eastern journals as q general ruiIa
lean twoard the romantic, while the
Western papers are more on the sci.
eptitic order. There is an old saving
that "history repeats itself,n. and this
seems to be true in this instance
The romance first originated in the
East, but after u lapse Of time the
great West was the chosen field Of
all fictitious literature, while the
East produced the solid and practical
works. Again, in the mutabiiity Of.
human affairs, has q change been
produced and while the Western
world is beginning to furnish scien.
tific investigation, the land toward
the rising of the sun is again return,
ing to the romance and the novel.
This change is just beginning to be-
perceptible and Is taking place gradu.
ally, but steadily. The reason for
this is found in the fact that the
American people are restless and
ever demanding change. This
demand for something new, some.
things different induced the novelist
of to-day to abandon the wornout
themes Of the West and to seek new
scenes and characters for the plots
Of his novels. The reason that H,
Rider Haggard's novels are 80 popu.
lar at present is, that he, realizing
the change IN the popular taste, las
endeavored to satisfy the new de.
mand by his latest works. But we
are getting off the subject which We
started out to dscuss. We would
favor, as some of the college journals
are doing, . mixture Of both the scien.
titic and the romantic. A paper
which has harmonious blending
Of both kinds Of article is the one
that is the most interesting to all
classes Of readers. Do not try TO-
select subjects that will please every.
body for you will end by pleasing
nobody, but use yonr Judgment In
getting up matter for your paper and
make snch selections as will make a.
pleasing and harmonious whole.
whether the articles be numerous.
fictitious or practical.--A. h M. COL
lege Reflector.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Peterkin Cotton.

Last week we published an &C.
ceunt Of a yield Of 800 pounds Of lint
from 1000 pounds Of seed cotton
in Yazoo county, being 40 pounds Of
lint to the hundred of seed cotton.
j. w. White, of this county, teels Us.
that he beat the above record this
year. He raised 1929 pounds Of
Peterkin cotton which yielded four
bales, aggregating in weight 1885,
pounds. Detucting IS pounds for
bagging and ties, there still remains
over Al pounds of lint to the 400 Of
seed cotton. From the same seed
his son-in-law. Mr.. Joe. Gariagust
Of Winston oouaty,, raised llS
pounds of seed cotton which yielded
a bale weighing 47S pounds.
Mr. White says that yield per acre
of Peterkin cotton is fully as much
as any kind, he ever saw grown.
Everybody who has tried the Pe'
terkin cotton say 1t pays better than
any other.
Every farmer should supply him
self with some of the seed and Keep
them pure. BY doing SO our whole
county would, IN a few years, be sup.
piled with q kind OF cotton that
would give better returns for the
time and labor spent on 1t than a.
present.-K0sciusko Messenger,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Epa. GAzETTE;--
4 ses in yonF ISSUE of th6 7th inst,
that there will be an examinatian Of
applicants fpy the Offida of County
Superintendent Of Edupation. And
/ I am reliably informed that 0un most
efficient aching Supt. b4r. H. i. Payne
Will not be a candidate to succeed
himself, There is not a teacher In
| this county who would like 10 see
him elsewhere than the office he now
fills so satisfactorily. His adminls-
tration has been one of unparalleled
success. Teachers of every grade
have been pleased at his just admin
istration. And his strict pon-partis.
anship7n his discretionary powers
, made us all like him the more.
Such man we feel 10th TO lose. But
we ascertain from very reliable
sources that he will not be n caadj-
date to succeed himself. Therefore
it behooves us to seek a man of like
qualities, and these qualities reside
in The person Of our worthy and esii-
uiebie friend DR.. Jno. j. Gage. In
the person of this christian gentle
man lies all the qualities necessary
TO keep our schools Just where they
are, and make them what the future
will demand OF thema. That Grenada
county Takes the lead IN the manage
meut Of publir-schpols IL q fact, be-
You'd tne shadow of Il doubt, and
why not let her keep her present
speed 70 the top Of the mount of pros
perity? DR.. Gage is a gentleman of
rare executive ability and we are
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Call and see them in thei,
new quarters, !.

his accounts, turning over to Il COMMITTEES OF
| the Board, one iron safe 10 keys desk code
1880 copy sheet acts 1875 sixty-one hundred
dollars at par value of 3 4S coupon bonds
due 1907 with coupons attached maturing
April | lsSS and three thousand one hundred
and ty-seven G3-l00 dollars in money
which said property bonds and money have
been turned over to the present Treasurer,
Ed G Payne as appears from his receipts.
Grenada Miss. Jany. 5lSSs.
Received of President BOARD ofSupervisors
the following property belonging to Grenada
county, iron safe 10 keys desk code 1880 /
copy sheet acts 1875. ED. g. PAYNE,
Co. Treas.
Grenada Miss. Jany. s 1898
Received of the President of the Board OF
Supervisors three thousand one hundred and
twenty-seven 63-l00 dollars, funds belonging
to Grenada county state Of Mississippi for
which am to account, according to law,
ED, G. PAYNE,
Co, Treas.
Grenada Miss, Jany. 8 1888
Received of the President Of the Board of
Supervisors, U coupon bonds " due 1887
with coupons attached, maturing April 1888
amounting at par value TO sixty -one hundred
dollars Tor which am to account as funds
belonging to Grenada county Miss, on school
fund account also notes as follows:
Mrs. L. L. Owens and others Note due IL
Dec. 'SS $33 90.
Mrs. l.. l.. Owens and others Note due 81
Dec. 80. Sa3 0O.
Mrs. l.. L. Owens and others Note due 81
Dec. 80. s33 90
Mrs. L. Il. OwBuH and utllers Note due Of
Dec. '9l $as co.
Fin. G.. PAYNE,
Co., Treas
Therefore considering the premises and
deeming 1t best for the public good, It is Or
dered by the Board that one thousand dol
lars of the amount now in treasurers hands
be credited to school fund account and the
remainder credited to the common Co. funds
amt S2l27 G3.
Ordered that Sam Laurence be and Is here
by appointed Il committee of one to momo-
rialtze the Legislature to have sale of old
court house confirmed.
Ordered that h II Gordon ex-Co., Treasur-
'er be allowed till next meeting of this Board
to file hiS final settlement as such Treas.
ordered that the following accts be allowed:
No 1888 P $ Irby 70 %, fixing court house
steps sec 2ll. code 80.
ordered that the Board draw pay as follows:
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Grenada Musical and Literary Club.

The next meeting will be held at
she residence Of Capt. Powell, Fri
day eve. Jan. 10th, ata7l& O'Clock.
subject: Venice. Instrumental mu.
SIC, Miss Effie Thomas. Essay. Mrs.
John Powell. Vocal music, Misses
Hoda and BledsOe. Reading, Mrs.
Csrothers. Instrumental music, Miss
belle Thomas. POetical selections,
Miss Florence Bleds0e. All the
members and friends of the Club are
requested TO attend. We promise
you an entertaining and instructive
evening.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

DR.. +. NJ. Hight, dentist, has NOV.
ed his office into the new brick hni,A-
ing erected on the west side of Main
street by Col. w. N. Pass, where lie
Is fitted up In elegant style, and sup
piled with ali the tools and appliai,.
ces OF modern time used ia his pro.
fession. Thus equipped, DR.. Hight
cordially Invites his friends and the
public 70 call and see him. Having
his residence In the same building, he
can conye niently entertain patrons
from the country or the ueighborina
towns. DR.. Hight has bee b d citizen
|of Grenada shout = year, but by f1is
mechanical skill and gentlemanly \
department has In that,time built III
: patronage y which he may Justly
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Some theft made raid on Mr.. Gus
Gerard last Tuesday night, by open
Ing the blinds and raising the win
dow from the outside. He then lift
ed Mr.. Gerard's clothes off of a chai
near the window, searched the pock
cts, captured one dollar and eighty
hve cents, left the clothes in the from
yard, and skipped.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

We have on hand several contribu.
tions. among which is poem from q
Providence patron, and another from
friend In the Cascilla neighborhooG
each Of which will appear in thes,
columns some time in the near fu.
ture.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Mr. Ben. +. Leslie and Miss Annie
Tribble were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony. at the brides home,
In the western part Of this county
last "Wednesday evening. They are
both young industrious and intelli.
gent, ~ well as econom ical, aud have
tn. best wishes Of the GAZETTE for a
long, prosperous and happy life.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Oliver Clifton voted for John Ne.
Gill for Mayor Of Jackson, and Col.
Power kicked him out of the editor-
al chair Of the Clarion. Now he
should be kicked out of the clerkship
of the Supreme COurt.-Vaiden Jour
nal.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Mr.. u. Il. Moore, son of Mr.. J. II.
Moore, Of this county, and Mr.. J. A..
stevens have erected a saw mill of
handsome proportions about four
miles west of Grenada, aud are ready
W supply the public with the best
yellow pine lumber at the lowest
rates. This is an institution that
should be encouraged, and we hope
will by our people generally.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
COR RENT,

The residence of Capt. w. P. Tow.
Ter. A very comfortable house, con.
venient To the business part Of the
city. None but u lirst-class tenant
need apply. For terms, etc, apply tc
II. T. PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

1t causes the people Of this State a
great modification to know that Gov.
Lowery's message does not suit the
Memphis Appeal. The Appeal has
been taking al over-zealous interest
in our state affairs for some tini.
past, aud we lm,diy hoped that all
our officials had been SO thoroughly
drilled by this se'i-cons.tuted meteor
as to never transgress its highe st
wish. We are therefore pained to
note that Gov. Lowery has actually
delivered himself Of u message to the
Legislature that utterly fails to come
up to the Appeals standard. We
would suggest to the Appeal that 1t
move down to Jackson, during the
session Of the legislature-if no long.
er-and make Gov. Lowery "behave
his-self." ~
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Mr.. J. J. Williams, .jr., still con-
tinues 20 "hold the fort' at Austin's
corner, where he is prepared to sup
ply the public with cigars, peanuts,
ete., etc,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
NOTICE.

The finance committee Of the Gren-
ada County Farmers Alliance are
requested to meet in Grenada on
Wednesday, 18th instant
J. &. DEI.OACH, Sec'y.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Ordered that the following nccts be allow
ed: .u..
No 1879 J Il Gibbs s53 90, taxes wrongfully
paid on n W qrs G qr and 8 If II oqr sec 30 %
RI g and e hfsw W Or and Sc qr NV Or same
sec and and certificate of auditor sec 537
code 80.
No 1880 ] + Gibbs 20cts, taxes wrongfully
paid on s hf offs W Or and n g ar Of sw ar and
NV or sc or and ne or Sc or sec Ii 2lr5 q sec
5S7 code 80
No 1881 Brannum & Goodwin ~ 25, justice
J D Crawford = Docket chap 98 sec l acts
'4 ,
Ordered by the Board that Il Horton he
and he Is hereby appointed examiner, for
the purpose OF examining the applicants for
the Office OF county Supt Of public education,
as required by chap IA sec 10 acts $50.
Ordered by the Board that inasmuch as
there no longer exists any Indebtedness on
account of the Rail Road Bonds, therefore 1t
is ordered by the Board that any money In
the hands Of the officers of this county, or
t,at may come into their hands for account
of II. r., fund shall be placed in the common
county fund.
Il Ordered that JeffCollins be appainted over
seer part road No IA dist No with following
additional hands: Chas Boykin, Primus
Koe, Martin Boykin Alex Taylor Wyley Neal
Horny Boyltin, said road commencing at II
mile post and ending ut intersection road
near Mullins house.
Ordered that the Board adjourn till
o'clock a. IN, tomorrow. SAM LAURENCE.
Pres.
THURSDAY MORNING Jany. 8 'Ss.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment, pres
ent same ns on yesterday. gt
II appearing to the Botlrd that n Horton
who had been previously appointed school
examiner BY this board, II unable or. refuses
to act a. such, II u ordered that 3 . Fair.
field BE- snd he is hsfsby sppointsd in hil
Ordered thAt M following sccopnts be ~
ioweds Y II. u ~ h, ssg ls e, III
No ISs2 I3rannuyn 4 Coo6w,u n TO- station
Levy ChNncery CLERKS once islec VI code ~.
h sri,S cbunty TftayurSr;B d IA y3ssdGit; bqina
ftos sanWcli u coine w lle oard ~ II.
Efcraey ~ Hashsdalv lBf hiHk = ~ ee(6rl
n ~ M \ n M I X \ ~ \ ~ \ \!
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

There Ia one feature Of the Cover
nor's message from which We
disse ent--his advice to take tne
salaries of the District Attorneys on
the violators of the law and impose
them as burdens upon the tax-Pay.
ers. The salary system was tried ~
this State since the war and was soon
repealed. The complaint against tne
system was that the District Attor'
neys drew their salaries and contln.
ued the criminal dOckets and tnus ,,
piled up the costs on the State. ing
present system Is working well, anu
as the State Treasury has oil the
burdens and more now than IT Is aOie
to bear, we think 1t inexpedtent "
try. this experiment now.--0sa'0
Ledger.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

We understand that Or. A. C.Kuy.
kendall has purchased the residence
lin course of construction Of Mr.. l..
X. Turner, on Main street.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
NOTICE.

Iwill pay fifteen cents per bushel,
cash. for Cotton Seed, on the public
square. A. GERARD.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

4 booning town out west com.
plains Of the salvation Army" be.
cause IT, members sing, "Fhere is Il
.aud that /, iairer than this"
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
Grenada Miss, Jan. 9, 'ss. sccty. J.


Bretheren at tie press! Forget
not to urge upon tbs legislature q
bill upon which we all agreed at last
rycss Association, Wig: A Bill re-.
quiriDg all acts0f . local nature pas
sed by the Legislature 10 be printed
In the local papers. Also ~ have a
printers tools to the value Of $500 OO
exempted from taxation. II,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

DIR. Jno. j. Cages office may now
be found over Mr.. Geo. Lakes store.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Ordered that the Board adjourn to meet on
the lst Monday in February, 1888.
SAM. LAURENCE, President,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
LOCAL LIN {. S.

Rex Hats, at C. J. Austin & COS.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31
THE ls1ElA!gRs Of GRENADA t9uS,7,
Proceedings of the HeNerable sonrd
Of Supervisors.
iSoNcLuDLp FROM y,esr wEEE.,

iS0NcLuDEp FROM !,sSF wEEE.l
Ordeted that the following accounts W 81
lowed;
No Iass, G f Fenn ssa 10, repairs ari pnor
house, burying Hs9pcr and supt. po9t house
sec 627 code 80.
Na 1850, Meaaers & aarnar ~ %, e4lper
coffin. sec G27 code 's0
Ordered by tha board that w. b. Sanders,
oyeyseer of road No'lS district No l, haand he
Is hereby required to Immediately talge such
legal action al will cause s $ Fairfield 70 re-
move his fepee from said public road,
Ordered that the following accounts ba a.
lowed:
No 1870, Nose Wyley ~ 90, board of pauper,
Maria Carnenter, Dec lss7.to January 1888,
sec G26 code 80,
No l5!l, Glaston Wade ~ 90, board paNper,
Lucy Baker, month Dec 49, sec 66 code 80,
No ll7a, G W Tindall s23 Il, lumper for
Rogue bridge, sec SGs code 80
Ordered by tho Board that the Tax COL
lector's Bond of this county be and the sane
is hereby fixed at SlS,0D.
Ordered by the Board that the TreasurAr's
bond of this Grsneada county, he and the
same is hereby fixed at the sum OF $1,000.
Ordered that the Board adjourn TO 9o'clock
a. M, tonlerrow. SAM LAURENCE, Pres,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

From the handsome girIs neau,
photographed in colors, nicely cas
out, to thAslast slip Of the pad, Hooas
Household Calendar for 1858 ~ tho..
oughly artistic. Every month ~, y
beautifully engraved, and each smp
as torn off presents q. new and pseas-
Ing combination OF color prtnslMs..
Hoods Calendar easily leads y.
procession. Il Ia nice enough lot
any parl0r and has. so many excei!ens
points Ia arrangement and c0nverH. -
ience that 1t must be seen -
appreciated. Copleslnay By opts..SI~r IL
At the drug stores, all By sendfpR ~ -.
cents il. stamps to q. I. Ho0d q Oo'
LOWel1. M -. y " seeA
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Our highly eStssnis "a friend 81; ~ Z. I.
=. Witliains' fsils 10 see why tns tn
zEfrfi should rSproduce he ietsE -
t!e CLARION, cOncerning Judgsg ,s'.tn
Wolis the feason h simple 400 t" \.
enough, The letter In question ~ Y r
an sl0quept and able ttlbate ss& "
nigh, lntelle0tual s0tircs D
our ahleSt aud most sCriE n.
nclAis. That's ~ there " 4 " Swt4I
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Circuit Court has been in session
this week, Judge Roane presiding
with his usual i'lpartiality and abil-
ity. The docket Is the iightest known
for years past. The petit juries Were
discharged on "Wednesday, as there
was virtually nothing for them to do.
The onl y case Of Importance on the
criminal docket, disposed of, was the
state vs.. Tom Young, charged with
murder. defendant plead guilty, to
manslaughter, and was sentenced to
twenty years in the pentitentiary.
Our new District Attorney, j, j.
Slack Esq. goes vt his part OF the
business like IAN Old hand at the be-
lows' and gives sufficient evidsnrr
of his ability to fully meet all neces-
sary requirements in the discharge
of his official duty. Mr.. J. G. Perry
oar new Circuit Clerk, is also up to
the mark and gives general satisfac-
tion. The case of Wright Williams
rolored, charged with the murder of
Richard Taylor colored, il set for next
Monday, and = special venire drawn.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

Gov. Lowry's Message to the Leg
isiature is entirely too voluminous
for ns to reproduce it. He devoses
the major portion Of it to the subject
of stat" finances, and revenues: He
says that il the Lawmakers with the
consent of the of the executive have
heretofore been too liberal in the sup
port OF educational and charitable
institutions, that this support can be
reduced or in the case Of the schools,
colleges and benevolent inst:. utiona,
entirely withdrawn. The Governor
is strictly in favor of enforcing tn"
collection of the poll tax, 40 the de-
linquent polls amount 70,000 or $4,000
dollars per annum. He is in favor
Of making failure to pay po!l-tnx q
misdemeanor punishable by fine and
imprisonment, au,. he recommends
an amendment to the Constitulioa
making the payment Of the poll-tay
IA condition Of the rIglt nt suffrage.
He calls attention to the fact that the
Judiciary expenses offs county arr
the heaviest, brought about by the
trial of misdemeanors and petty Of
fences in the Circuit Court. He is of
the opinion that the district attorney
should be paid stated salaries and re-
cieve no other fees. This same re.
commendalion was made by the
Governor, two years ago. He en-
dorses the present system of leasing
the convcts, and informs the Legis-
lature that inasmuch as the State has
already leased the penitentiary and
convicts to the Gulf and Ship Island
II. r. Co., for term of years, this
tract cannot be set aside or cancelled
unless the lesse es have violated their
terms and conditions aud thereby
forfeited their right under the lease.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

WEDNESDAY MORNING Jan, 4 'SS.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, pres
entssame rs yesterday.
Ordered tdat the following accounts be al-
lowed:
No l577 II NJ Anderson 81 80, for sign boards
sec $50 code 40.
No 1873, G i Jones s25 90, last half 49, eX-of-
iicio services, sec al3g code 80.
Ordered that tho supplemental report o: =
Fl Gordon, county treasurer, shaving am'i,..
due from all sources 1928 30 together with
1900 10 in u $ bonds, be received, accepted
and ordered recorded. Thereupon the board
proceeded to count the money on hand, and
said U S bonds, which bonds are numbered
ug Il llnwg.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-12-31

TUESDAY MORNING, Jany. 3, 'SS
Board met pursuant to adjournment, pres,
ent same us on yesterday.
Ordered that the following accounts be als
lowed.
No 1873 y 7 Payne Co Sopt s4s "A, salary
month of Dec. 'S7 sec l8 ch "a acts a..
No 1874 Griffis d Duncan 81 % blankets for
Jail. sec 343 code 49,
On motion 1t is ordered by the Board THAI
the order made on yesterday in regard tn
road No l8, w H Saunders overseer, be and
the aame is hereby rescinaea.
ordered by the Board that the overseer Of
road No IS dist No ! p.1ceed at once to re-
move all ohstructiors Of any nature within
the limits of said road, as laid off BY the COM
missioners that located the road, and that he
shall give notice to such persons as may
have distractions iii line OF road TO remove
same IN reasonable time, not longer however
than rs hours after notice by tho overscor.
Negative, w II Powell.) .t.
No 1875 ordered that P McElrath be ei-
lowed 81 90, pol! tax erroneoHsly paid, sec 5U7
code 80, ID.
ordered that lot 1871 + W Grenada be ro-
d,,ced irons $500 10 to s2j 90 sec 507 code 80
Ordered that the assmt Roht Miller, dist
No & rusoahoma be reduced from $20s O0sto
s:3;3 o.. sec :107 code 80.
Ordered that the Treas of Grenada Co apply
liIu sum vi ST3i 10, county fund to paymont
of $1,000 20 warrant this day issued on r r
fund.
No 1919 ordered that Jesse j Brown ct al
surv partners, ETC.. be allowed $2O,OOO 90 for
third and last payment on Railroad tax, in
Case Jesse ] Brown et al surveying partners
etc VS. Grenada Co Federal Court Oxford,
Ordered that the report of B II Gordon
Co Treas be and the same is hereby reed and
accepted and ordered recorded, the same
showing Il balance due from all sources of
1872 NJ. .,
Ordered that the Board adjourn til! o o'clock
II. M, tomorrow, Fam LAURENCE,
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